The Vanishing Kin

Lee Callaway, Book 11

De: Thomas Fincham

Narrado por: David Anthony Roche

One moment they were there, the next they were gone.

How can an entire family vanish into thin air?

Fourteen years ago, a doctor, his wife, and two sons disappear unexpectedly. The dinner table was set. There was food on the stove. Their car was in the driveway. But they were nowhere to be seen.

Private Investigator Lee Callaway is pulled into finding out what might have happened to the missing family. The only remaining relative is fighting dementia, and he is desperate to know the truth. Callaway knows time is running out, but he also knows, the odds are stacked against him.

Can Callaway solve the baffling mystery before it’s too late? Or will he finally concede that this case might be the one that is truly unsolvable?

©2023 Thomas Fincham (P)2024 Thomas Fincham

I was not impressed at all.

The narrator was not very good. His reading was stiff and unnatural. I was disappointed overall.

The narrator was distractingly artificial, and story not awesome

The narrator had to computer generated, it was AWFUL!! I did learn to ALWAYS sample before purchase

Misleading Title

I don’t know why the book is titled as it is. There were two or three plot lines running through the book and only one pertained to the mystery of vanishing kin. The others were extraneous and never intersected.I wish the chapters had titles so I could have skipped through all the ones that had nothing to do with the main theme.

Disjointed

Three unrelated stories going on the same time. I kept wondering how they would eventually tie together. They didn't. I would not recommend this book.

A father who never gave up looking for his son and family.

The story had a lot of different characters that were not related so you had to pay attention to which story went.